Problem Gambling Service

Provides in-person or phone counselling for people with gambling problems and their families, through individual, couple, family and group work. Family members can access the service with or without the gambler. Counsellors on call are available for brief consultations. Staff specializing in youth, women, seniors, Francophone and ethno-cultural populations are available. Gay and Lesbian counsellors are available on request. Languages available: English, French, Farsi, and through partnerships with community agencies, referrals to many others.  Research and outreach initiatives are important components of the service. Educational sessions are available for community and professional groups.

For more, please visit our Problem Gambling Service web page.

Location of Program:

Main office: 175 College Street, Toronto

• Satellites:The Scarborough Hospital, 2425 Eglinton Ave. E., Suite 301

• Pace West, 3170 Lakeshore Blvd. W., Suite 202

More about Problem Gambling

• Problem Gambling Information & Services 
• What is gambling? 
• What is problem gambling?
• Problem gambling: Youth program 
• Problem Gambling: Seniors Specialty 
• Problem Gambling: Ethnocultural specialty 
• Is there a gambling problem in your family? 
• Problem Gambling: The experience of family members 
• Is there a problem? Questions for gamblers 
• Problem Gambling: Inventory of gambling situations 
• Problem gambling Links and resources 

Referral Required: No

Contact: (416) 599-1322

Contact: Toll-free in Ontario at 1 (888) 647-4414

Contact: gambling@camh.net

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